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EOH says it has made progress in returning the technology services group to sustainability after disposing of non-core assets, exiting underperforming operations and cutting debt. While that has also reduced revenue, it says it delivered better-quality earnings for the six months to end January. CEO Stephen Van Coller, who took over in 2018, says the group has significantly reduced costs over the past year. He’s also confident that it has finally brought the legacy issues he inherited under...

Journalist Monday, 08 March 2021, 10:01 Local adventurer, radio personality and adrenalin junky Jeff Ayliffe (left) joined Van Coller for 15km of his journey, guiding him on the Seven Passes road between George and Wilderness on Thursday 25 February. Photo: Deidré Cloete Gallery Update GEORGE NEWS - An intrepid adventurer from Cape Town, Johann van Coller (32), who arrived ...

MONEYWEB app instead? Perceptions, interpretations and executive insensitivity Independence, share awards, shareholder engagement and bonuses – news from the Naspers, Pepkor, Astral Foods and EOH stables. 00:01  From the way bonuses have been dished out at EOH you would think its recovery was a three-person affair. Image: Moneyweb Does anyone really believe that Steve Pacak is independent when it comes to Naspers? It seems the Naspers board does. Which is why they’ve gone ahead ...

Hiking from Agulhas to Kilimanjaro A life of adventure and exploration while training to be a professional adventurer and become the first Eco-Explorer in history to travel from the South Pole to the North Pole. Journalist Friday, 26 February 2021, 15:19 To keep up with his adventure and to show some support, readers are welcome to follow Van Coller on Facebook. Gallery ...

LERATO MADUNA Embattled technology group EOH has repaid its lenders a further R409 million since 1 August 2020 and reduced its debt to approximately R2 billion by 25 January 2021. It has also amassed a positive cash balance of R591 million, thanks to asset sales. CEO Stephen van Coller says the EOH of today is far removed from the company he joined two years ago. Embattled technology group EOH says it has repaid its lenders a further R409 million since the beginning of its 2021 financial ye...

The not-so-great escape “Mr Zuma has left, I’ve been told.” In those words, a visibly disturbed Justice Raymond Zondo informed the public that former President Jacob Zuma had simply upped and departed the State Capture Commission without permission on 19 November. Jacob Zuma, former South African president, pauses as he arrives to testify in the state capture inquiry in Johannesburg, South Africa on Monday, July 15, 2019. (Photo: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg via Getty Images) While Zuma’s t...